Kuala Lumpur City and Batu Caves Combo Tour

04:30 hrs English
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Begin your journey with a visit to the iconic Batu Caves, one of Malaysia’s most famous landmarks. Climb the colorful 272 steps to explore the main cave temple, admire the towering golden statue of Lord Murugan, and experience the spiritual atmosphere surrounded by limestone cliffs and vibrant shrines.

Next, stop by the East Coast Batik Factory to witness the delicate craft of traditional batik-making. Along the way, enjoy a photo stop at the majestic National Palace, the official residence of the King of Malaysia, before continuing with a scenic drive past the lush Perdana Botanical Garden.

The cultural highlights continue with photo stops at the striking National Mosque, the historic Old Railway Station built in Moorish style, and a panoramic view of Merdeka 118 Tower, the second tallest building in the world. You’ll also visit Independence Square, where Malaysia’s independence was declared, and pause at the river confluence, the birthplace of Kuala Lumpur’s name.

Your final stop takes you to Belice Chocolate Kingdom, where you can sample and shop for locally made chocolates before ending at the world-famous Petronas Twin Towers. Capture stunning photos of this architectural marvel before being dropped off back at your hotel, wrapping up a day filled with culture, history, and iconic sights of Kuala Lumpur.

  • Visit to Batu Caves
  • Visit to East Coast Batik & Beryl’s Chocolate Kingdom
  • Photo Stop to National Palace  
  • Driver pass to Perdana Botanical Garden 
  • Photo Stop to National Mosque
  • Photo Stop to Railway Station – Old Moorish Heritage
  • Photo Stop to View of Merdeka 118 Tower 
  • Photo Stop to Independence Square
  • Photo Stop to River confluence
  • Belice Chocolate Kingdom
  • Photo Stop to Petronas Twin-Towers
  • Round trip transfers to and from hotel (optional)
  • Air-conditioned vehicle
  • English speaking driver-guide

    NOTE: Please check Option wise inclusions for every product before booking
  • A minimum of two adults is required to book this tour.
  • The tour is not wheelchair accessible.
  • Pets are not permitted on the tour.
  • Infant seats are not available in the vehicle.
  • If your booking does not include hotel transfers, gather at Harriston Boutique - MATIC 10 minutes before the tour starts; your driver will meet you there, and you will be dropped off at Petronas Twin Towers at the end of the tour.
  • If your booking includes hotel transfers, be ready at your hotel lobby 10 minutes before the tour starts; your driver will contact you on arrival.
  • If you are staying outside Kuala Lumpur city centre and your booking includes hotel transfers, arrange a taxi or ride-hailing car to Corus Hotel Kuala Lumpur and wait there for pickup.
  • The Batu Caves portion involves climbing 272 steps, so wear comfortable, closed footwear.
  • For assistance before or during the tour, contact Rayna's support team on the number shown on your booking voucher.
  • Free cancellation is available up to 72 hours before the tour.
  • Batu Caves (Visit Stop)
  • East Coast Batik & Beryl’s Chocolate Kingdom (Visit Stop)
  • National Palace (Photo Stop) 
  • Perdana Botanical Garden (Drive Pass)  
  • National Mosque (Photo Stop)
  • Railway Station – Old Moorish Heritage (Photo stop) 
  • View of Merdeka 118 Tower (Photo Stop)
  • Independence Square (Photo Stop) 
  • River confluence (Photo Stop)
  • Belice Chocolate Kingdom
  • Petronas Twin-Towers (Photo Stop)

Child age: 3-10 Yrs

Infant age: 0-3 Yrs

Free Cancellation 72 hours Prior

  • All Cancellations made 72 hours prior to the Tour departure time NO charges will be applicable
  • If Cancellation made within 72 hours to your Tour departure time 100% charges will be applicable
  • If eligible for Refund your Amount will be returned back to your Account within 7 working days.

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By contacting Rayna Tours for your visa application needs, you can eliminate the need for a local sponsor in the CANADA. Minimal documentation quick processing is another of the key highlights. In most case, the visa processing takes only thirty to thirty five working days.

What are the different types of visa that I can apply for in UAE?

Depending on the duration or number of days you wish to spend in CANADA, different types of visas include tourist visa, transit visa, and visit visa.

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How many days will it take to get a visa?

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How about visa application fee?

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Is visa fee refunded in case my application is rejected?

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